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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

xmx nmgUw 70 wuzx AZ HreHx n
Ru1xEAnD Hea xzn u1uA1 PAT.
PoaxEAnD. o.. n-fEpsoial. l--Iasi
might . numheK of laneshoreuaan who
have been wolkina on ehe bl1nmahip
D5ok and getllne forty oents per hour
after nieht nlfunk. 4heY refused 30
work longer after niehl unless paid
eighty oentn per houR. This demand
Was Refused. and tae men stepped n .
body. Ih6Fe is No oEF4niEs6 strike
auena the lenRshessmen e. q body,
only q portlan o. Ne maa maks this
claim for apeeini woKk. Ths upshot 0f
the dfnanFeamant = hard % AafnFminn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

PxEu, Ind., Ost. s2-Bm Gsssn.
hsolhss % Amess, Who b n tafl n thls
sitF, h in ahiesa terror. fearina tie fate
his brother me1 last nfRhA There are
FumoEs of lyaeblna. He rsitsralss tAe
saassmeaf tast Mi1 @ahbii1 b aiiva 10
TaxaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

EaH FnAncrBoo, Oct. 11.--The steamsF
Mnrlpaaa sailed tia morninR about 8
o,eicck fsE Honolulu and SYDNEY. 6Ae
vas "a havs sailed yesterday, but vas
pragentea By She delayed arrival Of tbs
0snaxal Peoiaa overland uaAil. The
Maripcaa, carried over $50 passengers
and 800 tons of freight.
Cnnmsc1 win 0ufinws Denlea.
81. Lcu1s, Ost. IA dispaaoh from
ahe agent q TIE &nsociased Press e.
FoEs Smith. Arb, says: .sThe rspoFted
e1r faiol with outlaws IN Indian Terri
enFV iaaks eonnRmation. The uuite6
States MsEshal here hea full facilities
for RslsiDa the news from tie TerIifofy.
hut Sc has no Ecport of The afzif. Il
usa referred 10 ths Deputy Marshal.
iust ID from he scene Ct TIE reported
eonaiel, VITO saya tkat thaEs Il No
truth Il he rcpors.n
Arrival ef GAe Clappes.
eax Knkm1zsro. OsA 2z.-Ths ship
1eoFas Carts. which lafi Phiiadsiphin
aonns day ID May lasi With the ahips
ChmKmGf and SenaiaUla. tram Nsw HoTk,
arrived in this pori tnninht. Tbs txir
wan made h 169 dayss Ne CARTS arT1v.
inq seven days behind ths 6emlnnls
nd nsvsntse1 days behind TIE OhAEunsE.
Murder ena BuleiGA
d. MorxnG Ost. 92s-This sxcnfne
Maxwell Perry AoksEs entsre9 tks Of
aso oG Mayer J. h Frsaeh end ehol
end kiIlsd him. thsn shot 7. B. Sehmes
-. bat nos fatally, and aftoR puFsnsns
aahaEs Turned and aADt himaelf. dyins
| immsdiAtsly. No eaG1s for tks mnrael
Ts EIx NJ ne BmaA
Purmmuns, Osa. n ChnixmAn yanel
hnn isEaed call Ger ths Eaffonal Re
unbaaemn Cnmmfttae % meea a the An
Ifnnaon hofel. Washtnaton, d. O., On -
80 of NoxumhaE, - 1x up tka daks anI
pl1ss for shs nexa Nxiional RspzhEieaz
Casxentiou-
Afsn1a - - nall.
Hxv Yumx. Oslohsr 7.-Tks De1r1fs
ana 81. Louisss played ths las Rans .
ths ssEso8 fsH ~ e6ampionzhip e -
auxl1. whieh b - he played ID the Ess
il this city tcday. Both elzea staEt 20
Deiruii t1nizh1s whefs thsg VII piag u
enai ammsA II Was exose9fnGiy eeI6
and tie fee apecfaAnEn we're kap1 eon
/ SANITY On tie move ID order % ksep ul
q cireninatun. The pklywrn usame1 b
Do afrnia of che bail and hamdknd
YuEs namdeRly. Many plnys wara msazal
whlsh. nnaer nrdlnaFy rlrxnmsannee.
wuni6 hsxs been ea1ily neeamplinhet
anuzs. Ds1so11 l, - Louis =
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uElEx AZ I'm M0Mm 0w ~
Dom. Mmw1EmkDs
OmnuAno. Oce. 31.--Ham. Mlihn d
Me1hbuznA ex-Mlnieees % Kranao.
dlsd g no holm q hl1 sen Hempsaaad
WneAn1xne, q this city, "a oael0ek
this akleEnoon ot cunRegatua e ths
hoout reo1yssed kEnm his lnn1 aaEaak Of
ida f1allna qaile we'll. Ahoat 8 eiclook
eea ssi1sd with pain h he region af
deFed fer 3 time Npesahlem He wna
1ssisfed y q bcd and tke famlls phyei-
eIan waB hantiIp anrnmonef. HiS NV
sisian prescribed for NE aisaak. "a
short time be experienced arsnt reiiaf.
He rested quite eanilE far ehe Remainder
" the day, eho f1mnily az hiB son
HamDge1a1 remaining At bio bedni6s.
Nonn nzxnnH AzzAcxa.
shorElB bsfors 4 o'clook hs srsse Win. /
cut an1ll1snne b aake . drink of waier. /
bat almoBt immodin1ely be Waa saissd /
With . Eeourrenoo q he pain Il his
heart, tbla time more ssVnis than -
fosss he wnB QaiakIg as1isted e bef
au0 fs1icfatigso weEe administered. L
he iay for fsw mcmenis epoarantll
resting. aftt- which be turned hts head
70 ene ei6s and expired without giving
any indiez1ion Of furth9f pain. Altar
TIE secs1d nelz1so MR. WashbuFneI
never Hp0ka. He endden dsath vas &
severe and almo14 unexpected blow 30
his family, 90 hts doctors had been led
by the general imp10vemsnt II bis con-
dition for me pass two we6ka % believe /
that hs had rally recovered from his
late attack and yonld b spared yet for
several years. M. Wnahhurnoan wlfe.
months aQo. He lsaves i've children,
have not 20 beon decided upon. hut 4
Is behaved that seFVieas will ke hsld Il |
OhisaQo wednesday, nfsaf which The
body viii Be- tnken % Ga1sna. uiinoIs.
and innsRFed On ThursAay.
HnxzE aKxgun on Nm EEsn.
Mr.. Washburns was born 10 Livss-
more Maine, In tha yemx l81e.
He worked IN q pKin1ing ofloe
when q boy, but later sfudiaa Lev. In
l6a0 be moved West and aa9slea d Ga
lana, ulinois. In 1864 be waa elected 20
Oangrsss and ssEved eantinu0azly Until
1883, when be was appointed
snasnxAn1 o. sRhxn i
By President Grant. He rssiRnsa tkls
position shortly aftergard and VS. ap-
pointed Miuigleg 70 Francs. "a WAfah
country he remained until 1877. Re VS. |
the eniy minister pl8nipotenfiary Who
gemained IN PaEis durina fho sises ana |
and ffou that facs waa ahle
10 feu1aR nrnr1HeRnhIa nnafnfamae Ia far
she city had bean nngRunndo9 b. the
Germans. Eince his return q Amsrioa |
MF. Waahbueue has o0enriad hfn time
principally in iisssaFy work.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

ca RAezmoEz BEzAxE4 WugEpzB-
0zAEHo IN n1HNEza
Rzrnma. Gal, Osa. 1I.-Thla ssunine
about $50 onn q more hiphWaymsr
salemplsa 3 Giop'Ihs Rslain7 and AiEn
re st4eey nbonl 1gs mlIas han hers.
RalmeE Has dFixInR. 1usl e. lls 1la1e
was anac1naina 1hs arads aoNu q
Chnzn caeek, q ths conmana o1 fhs
dnshsd doun fhe grade. wksn
re sohbers Ara a Ihs sriser
and George Hendars1n q Assn,
was wounded ln fhe loft han6, besides
sh1onens whidh q believed viii prove
fataL There usrs tuo pasnonNsEs IN
siee ths staes. Who wera not hurt.
0AesEa ass n1w 81 lhe trail Of he
hzRhwaymen, and phgslolans have aons
man e cns q Modos oouniy's ed and
Respected eitissna.
DrzD HnoM M WouMu1
nzpnEna. Cal, OF. aa.--Y. 8. Hen-
aekBon, oG Adm, ne passenger on the
skeaB wno vas shot in the abdomen bg
hiahWa8man last niGht, dis& this nnoEn-
inR. He waa o. his way homs from the
knlaAe Ie1aglaT4 oDnolava a1 Ben
kraneigoo. Albax 1he Ghcoliaa he
driFeK drove the ataas IA Loomi9 cor.
ner. where he wounded unan Was uade
comfortable until his dsath tara morn
iag EhHs q no clns 70 the robbef ss
-.
Uedsr Sheriff Rsynslds and poans
visited he soene of the attsmpted fob
beEy and tracked the hiQhuaymen 20
RsddinR, but 10 arrests have ysf bean
ma6e. 1he bodF d hsEe h ahaFgs Of
he MaBune, awaiting the arrival Of he
brother from WoodbFtdae, San Joaqain
coanty. Il h euppoaed that one ef the /!
Wiiiiams'a, Of Lakoview, Oregon, who 1
Fse inside 81 .t1a sage on bis way homs
with lasns sMm of nlouay rse1ived 1
from the sale of horses, Wns lha peRts 1
sbom the robbers were after, nB theEe /
res No treasure IN the express bex.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Altar speaking AZ lsuRth obout M.
Lineen's habit Of inquirina into evsgy-
thing for knowiedRe. and his studies n
middle ace. Mr.. Sweet oontinueds ssAmd
hssain may I be permitted 20 mention
another very Tsmasknble and usefui
trick Of bis ehaFaolef. It Wa that men
tni eduipoiss which ID disturbed ai
nothing and which is diverted from the
pathway u has marked out by nothing.
Although presenting var gimply from
4 sense Of duty and noe from q belief IN
lts success. yet, be kept right on, and
was neltheE depfeassd By dlsasfeF nor
elated bg suceesB. BE seemed 20 com
prehend the maRnstude Of The contest
ID which be vas engaged more thor
cughEy than any oas. In short, be vas
the slFong man Of the contest. and The
grsas men e Washington learned 70
gain renewed courage from hie calm
Deul % lean upon his great arm for
suppoEs.n
in oonoinslon Mr.. Sweet said: eve
sec him Ia hia image of br0nN8 above us
and recall hia Kenl pEesenoa. All We know
"a that in all time hereafter wherever
the ulave shall nfomn under Tie iAah OF
The poor shah siGh for something bet
teR than they have known. thsn his
uame wsll Be- hoa0Eed Gnd hin exAmDl1
frnifatadH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Bonnkx, o.. 0.-A6lle1a ffom Can-
amhah nsnea eha4 eho Ei1aa who als
rInUostad q bs1aa pazliNus - Ayoub
Ehan. - rratan1sg g fha fkro1a 81
ffnhnnl9tn1. uoGa arrested ard onni
nn1af encar4 b Cabal. Iha asFEisons
n1 Rsrnh, Jouain sd BaEaioan hass -
inf1rnnd. Iha uaflNsa 81 AfahaniQ1su su
knre hsan fnshia8an e ieeEs CanAahas
a. Chaminaa, ID 80 dirnolfun ~ Hnlat.
Iha HRnasEn digigasa ag Rar4h.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

M. 8uall then spoke hEfany of to-
wsfl-known events which LED 40 10 ths
eIeetlam Of Mr.. Lineoln as Presidsnt
and aontinned: II helieve be desired
q seoond n0minaiinn, beoanse thai Ia
voivsd an approval BY the eommon pe0-
pie, whom be always loved and con-
fded Ia, ok she course which be had
taken. HoNeTsR, be would % nsthina
and Wouid allow no friend 10 do ang-
thing 20 Get the nouainaaiou for him.
BE locked with indiiferencs 0VeE ihe
maehinafiona aEainst him h his Cabf.
net. and with indi6erence over the
Senate and memboss Of Congress 70 the
action Of the eommou people ns ex-
pressed IN their preliminary oonven-
lioas and resolutions Of the State ieeis
lntures as most near the people, a.
lheneh an eieetEienI chord Of sympsthy
extended from him 90 them. Ihe snb-
lime and erowning characteristics Of
Mr.. Lincoln, however, was bis self.
rslianae. Daring she eleven years ]
was with him as che bar OF thig State
never knew him 10 ask the advice Of q
friend about snyihinG. Durin9 the
Io1F years Of bis administration neycE
knew and never beard Of bis doing
his. IneveK knew him, n the pEepara-
lion Of q trial o. The peFplexity Of Il III
,curi, 70 turn 10 hts associate ana eok
als advise
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

vnkr n 20 ~ poAs von I'm nv
MAnBoa.

wmkT - - ~ DoAB Eon I'm nv
ManDc8.
los kMsKxBs, OF. z4-yohn HAIRY,
a San FmnoInoo, fEtaEss1ad with lke
nav eunnRnny Incorporated 20 impnc8s
San r9&fo kaEbo1, eaia to1ng that Il
wDnld BE- mo6s 90 aine ae6ond onlg 20
flan rranniaue barber. when iho nem
uhnRvnn. wnRGhonzas, ete., aes n fnll
oparaaion theT win elnRlpg nearlg 6pa
hnndpn1 me1. Il Il PROPOSED, n
asnnocsiun With tie fmp111snont, -
eF1nnd fhs Bay nn4 os9s1 taieqRaph
doun % Ban FFansInoo an1 i1ia via
Eha nsu Del Os9po IlBa eDd lhs Coasl
line. Iho UnGf4e4. usE11oo11a and
fncta nro b - baill aisout Ralno1naks
lsIan1, ~ Gxe1 tgRminu1 of shg Uninn
Pnoias extsn1on fron ssIl Laks CItV
10 tho go.
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ALBANIAN lIAcoLM.
Ths Tan Bronze statse "a
yelled 1t Chicago.


u1oAae. o.. m-1hs stn,ns .,
A1sAhaza klnenih uns unEsflsd lhis af
1890 = Llno1in Eazk q fhs pzsn-
go 6 : i1ERe azEsmhiy. HnnxIlT -.
lore 8 1'etnek ~ boomlna e nnnncn
..z11Ie4 ths crowd. end g fls rs-sshne1
die4 aw4E over tho uateR e iaka Uirh-
AE11, H81ls sAbes Lincoln, nan e Bob
est A..nouln. sleppad ~ % lha bazs az
iAa 1sR.easens1 hennns nrnls ~ kis
akz14fasnes and p4ilcd fhs r1pe whluh
hela sAe sae1ElnR. k1s f1lds a1owlY I'M
locesned and dropped down a fhs bsns
~ he laEi, eEeot n1nre az Ahnnkam LIN
estn 6heMn hrinhtiy in tie nnn. whish
e.EaHniad thra1eh tha clou1s 81 1hnl
eamel4 A lrensndous 1hont vent up
tsom the 1fA Deopls a1semhl1f, uhfck
N1e zel11d q manenI ial1E bg 3 ~
neMea rear from tie cannon.
Mr. 1honas y. NlfhEou, one of thx
lEnsstes q Ne Bates funa, o1f q Which
he eosl Of Ne giatno ung dsfHayed. fof
Es1llg pEe41a1ed = 20 fhe LIncoln Rnek
bsazd Sd nR. W. q Go1dy FspiIed.
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SEATTLE, Y. I, SUNDAY noaN1E0 oCToBER s. 1881

el1lmenis hsuas b dsssl.p fklz nAszz.
~ u Anon kn1un fhzk = 1rne killz
a4Fe bs41 1o111 u tae Ll9al[17 Hzk
ez9zA y ~ e 1fgzlee7 thaT fNe ne
LelIeBHs Fiea ErnsI1Ent II u H11Hg.
a1s lndieluenl1i C41h1<< AnMz Daz1
Nln. teuE in1le1menf1. AzriENn1 0zzh=
- N11 M Hcpkine. f1GR fnaloEsEks.
1ne Lndislmo1fs aea for tInlaa1en e t1e
sszAaA1g Is lER1a 1un1srzlnN n&zfNnai
141lna and for tRnm1
Z. W Wil1hinA 1he hx11ex wto se& IL
tA4 &l4anizoas uhanf deal, using Ns4eE13
. 6Anh tnnds. han f1ns iadlstmsnsa
kaainzl I'm.
". 5. CkniHsIH ma Hansy Peeue. fhs
Dlseetess who siansd tha UeF tepexla
e - Eiteiliy hNnk te ~ uemTEEslazE
= t1e 1rs1suEgs hags hen t1ii1tsd fes
slEuznR Z fnI1e r1tuFn, En1 1ese ~
F1isnsd khls W1EninR.
Gnzz1E % Mzna n1EMH
MIns 1osie Holnss, Pkfsass ga<ze9ary
q 3 4. HafpoE u she Eidellly Hk-
llonaI Bank. ua1 arrsslee lEst nzahs ~
uHiE91 States QEi6ers on D naxlA bonnd
railway kr&in a. Hamilten. NAa Uas
eEouNhs 10 fhis city a mi1niRht and pnt
n fail. Thexe - helief that khn Untt.
g States cilcera will mnks nnEnssnns
1f1lltE afssnlA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

WA1EA WkEE.A, Ost. & fEpeoial -
Hay =. Il. WilbuF. LII D. she philan-
thropist, oae of tbe pieneefs oi Meih-
odisn CO this aoasl, and eK-fndlnn
Agent e he Yakima Agency, Il critic
eliF ~, and b nov een1Iasfed past re-
eovssy. The rooant dsafh Of be wife
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

An oEation wsn dslIysrsd b. Hna.
bsoansd 8well ,whose lnfimais political.
soeiAi and Aomeglie relations wish he
Rruat REaaE6ent haEn made hin ono nf
Ne naas infosms6 mon now IfvfnR whn
wa8 ngtive ii Iineoln's tGne. Az oun-
dsused bioGsaphy n EAnculn, q has nos
beeu exeezlsd. NJ. SWstt eaid ID part:
The ehax1cteR of Abraham Linesln
ep1ang % Amnxsoan noii and vas Of
Ameriean growth. u would noa hsvs
been possible fur nny ether than Am-
eEiea of any ether clsilinstioa than ear
oWn 70 have pEod1eed him. Re waa
enpha1ieaIlg child ~ ne Espublte.
an1 tbe pFoduot Of oar own insfif1eions.
he was of The peopis and he was for The
people. Tie m1st uiafked ohatnalerislis
of M Al1epln wee his personal peou-
llaTitV. No nno who knew him eEeF|
knsW an1thof man ilko him. Heafanda
out ffem tie wholn world of hin time
isolaaa6 and aanne. His ohmEMoAaR waa
that Of RFsatness ana extrnms simpli0isy.
CiothinR 10 him wa1 made for cCgefina
SD warmth 10 fhe bady and noa for
He never b bis Iife cot the
ssftef q hi1 fellow man IN atFada and
neEeE loone1 mn1og on in1aEes1. /
never knew him him bat once % bof
loN uleneg Or alpo his note.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

suwmv1aonous arpnEEs sun asFxnnnxn1
All.
HcHrum, Osi.2 q. Tia Amnsssan Ahsp-
rlnR and En2nN1Flai Ennmma hsld ESs 80
onA amyia ssEEina tkls mnEmfna. Wm.
n. Wehb % Esw Tara W14 fhe EEst
sraakaR. He referred % tns 1sxmxH
prospaEiiy uf AnsEinaa eAipsln4 an4sz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

SAN &MAHao. OUa. 1N -UnrAaam
lriaA nn1Y, al Oakland. 01nnrnl NHanHl
l1rF 81 tAa XoanR Manf u1lgllan A..
1orl1tic1s haa aee1isss q lsItrH fEnN
- AM1tI1e4 Beard feRelEn nINinnf.
= AeW 4clk, slee1nN tAnl lnfurn1lloa
o19 nfeD Et1sifea - l1a H1a1e q ~
eAscl tess zamheE a 1eanInh noI1i1ls
$40 priests h4ye ben m11loolsd 90 ~
11l414 of EcNop1, cno q ~ u1r1iIN4
ieI4nda 4 1rsntzA man-ol-uaH teal
let4eM4Io1 cf II ksAn4 teeonllg en1
TITS aelsen hes fue nuua tine bean
gutfesl fuz oiseaGsien ho&woNn Hnnin.
9eEraanY ana ether Enzornan oannifiaa,
Nillg nns6i4gs AnA Elx pSlaaas wana lnls
On Ne inlzm& 70 held a MaAinaa sMn local
anthefialuA No p8EilaainHm q tnn
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wAEz.A WAEx.A, Ocl. a.-l Special. -
". ". 0laER eno the fuuTiee1-yeas Old
RiRl kgssbella North ,reluEned b 1fanais
homo n pixia On ThuFaday night. He
lemeined bat 8 nhoEl time. He took q
Winrhegter KiNe and seme clothing ard
struck Qua. nayinG be waa going % keep
ont of The WHy. Xe9ug Charles 0fnen
t0ok Nnaabe,la koInes hnsiua literally %
tfag Der thogs. 1he rsobaball1y b that
the runnwnys found themselves reoo9-
nised evegywhege ~ The tsleaFaph6d
descriptions. auo 0ElzR oenclnded fhnl
u uas impo1niola % go Ne eiFI oul of
the country. xhe3 tzFned about 81
Dayto1, walking koms. Il & said tie
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

LoMpoN. Oca. 3.--The DnilE Nhns
unyei There n Roanun 20 believe than
Lord Lyons b aAoae % Ee&i9a from iha
ntitla4 Embaaay O. RaRla. IN fAyuR s2
Ksnra Kayhtan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

A2 ANAM -|L4I1H X9II..
LoNpon. OF. z1--Isosa Ran1olph
Qhurc1lll npoakina al Newn1stla to1sg,
61c.ato4 lhaf 8ln6slanean proposals. -
eaN&2zN l1eIand. Is thny naw alnn6
m19n. tha hzcaklnM ~ ef lhe union
and Ne ruin cg tha emp1re. He dsnied
that the 9ngeznmena had hRhlly ADOPT.
81 tha QneruiGn hili. Th1V had agied ln
rule Ireland hs Ma onalnnxy law m
81 ne plan Ct eampaian sendsFsd
his imposMble. Ihs plan e eampalan
= exAeliB simiinR % the afo Hsnin
manllce1o, which Wn1 0lal,Escnsis iunli.
n1Atson fnr eoeEeion. he Flfisuled tha
iee4 q the kaSnelIIksa oAanaInH tAelr
meshe1a 0lad1fnns snRA1 % b ne
laa1 - denonnoe tbs lisa pnliog. f1i
1ho3 no1 e loRQlfhe11a u11E tAe DoorIa
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Mr.. Mcconnell moved az an amend
ment that the COMMITTEES report back
and recommend passage.
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srs. Drury, Pike and Craig favoring
the first motion, and Mcconnell the
amendment. rr D. -rr- t
Pike moved as substitute that the
committee report resolution back with.
out recommendation. Substitute mo-
ton adopted. ....
Farr give notice that he would at an
early day introduce bill to establish
fund for State Reformatory School.
Senate Bill No. 1O-(Boyle's bill to
transfer certain money from the Cen
eral Fund to the Soldiers FUND.- Re-
ferred to the Committee on Military and
Indian Affairs.
BY Griswold, by leave-Relating to
marks and brands of stock. Referred
to the Committee on Judiciary.
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a Berlin special of the 10th says: Sue
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